Genus of yellow-flowered plants whose dried flower heads are used in treating bruises Crossword Clue, 6 letters

Here you will find the answer to the 'Genus of yellow-flowered plants whose dried flower heads are used in treating bruises' crossword clue with 6 letters that was last seen January 13 2020 in Mirror Quiz Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "Genus of yellow-flowered plants whose dried flower heads are used in treating bruises" from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.

RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%ARNICA6Genus of yellow-flowered plants whose dried flower heads are used in treating bruises
57%YARROW6Plant with flat clusters of white flower heads whose dried stalks are used for divination
52%HOP3Climbing plant whose dried flowers are used in brewing
48%HYSSOP6Aromatic plant with spikes of small blue flowers whose leaves are used in cooking
48%HYSSOP6Aromatic plant with spikes of small, blue flowers whose leaves are used in cooking
48%BISTORT7Plant with a spike of small pink flowers whose root is used in medicine as an astringent
47%NASTURTIUM10Genus of plants in the cabbage family whose round flat leaves are used in salads
45%CROSSANDRA10Genus of plants of Africa and Asia with large yellow, orange or lilac flowers whose species include the firecracker flower
43%FENNEL6Yellow-flowered plant of the parsley family whose seeds and feathery leaves are used to flavour food
41%LIQUORICE9Plant of the pea family whose dried root yields an extract used in confectionery and medicines
41%BORAGE6Mediterranean plant with star-shaped blue flowers whose young leaves are used in salads
40%LETTUCE7Plant whose large edible leaves are used in salads
40%ENDIVE6Plant whose crisp curly leaves are used in salads
40%RUE3Genus of evergreen shrubs including the common — whose bitter leaves are used in herbal medicine
39%GARLIC6Widely cultivated Asian plant whose bulb, made up of cloves, is used in cooking
39%TURPETH7Plant of the morning glory family whose root was formerly used in medicine as a mild laxative
39%CLOVE5Tropical evergreen tree whose dried flower buds are used as a spice
38%TURPETH7Plant of the morning glory family endemic in India whose root was formerly used in medicine as a mild laxative
38%CHIVE5Purple-flowered plant whose long slender hollow leaves are used in cooking
38%CHICORY7Blue-flowered plant also called succory whose leaves are used in salads
38%GOLDENSEAL10North American woodland plant of the buttercup family whose yellow root is used for digestive and pelvic inflammatory disorders
37%YLANGYLANG10Asian tree with fragrant greenish-yellow flowers whose oil is used in perfumery
37%SAGE4Mediterranean plant whose grey-green leaves are used in cooking
37%CRESS5Cruciferous plant whose pungent-tasting leaves are used in salads
37%SORREL6European plant whose arrow-shaped leaves are used in salads
36%LILAC5Purple flower whose scent is used in air fresheners
36%ALOEVERA8Species of plant whose leaves yield a juice used in skin and hair preparations
36%DILL4Eurasian plant whose leaves are used for flavouring in pickles
36%LOVAGE6White-flowered European plant of the parsley family whose leaves are used for flavouring food
35%SAFFRON7Old world plant whose dried stigmas are used to flavour food

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